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Djamilia Prange de Oliveira

Writes, speaks, and produces for the website, social media, radio and TV.

Stories that evoke empathy have a special place in her heart.

Djamilia Prange de Oliveira grew up between two worlds — Brazil and Germany. She studied Middle Eastern studies and history in Tel Aviv, Berlin, and Sao Paulo. She has been a trainee at DW since 2024.

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Featured stories by Djamilia Prange de Oliveira

Israeli PM Netanyahu presents a map of "The New Middle East" at the UN General Assembly in September 2023

Inside Israel's expansionist ambitions

Israeli settlers and ministers flirt with the idea of expanding the Israeli state. What's behind "Greater Israel"?
HistoryApril 10, 2026
USA Pittsburgh 2007 | Luis von Ahn in Carnegie Mellon University

The internet was supposed to be free. What went wrong?

Thirty years ago, counterculturalists declared the internet an independent space. Where did the hippie utopia go wrong?
TechnologyMarch 18, 2026
Patrice Lumumba, a man in a white shirt, sits with his hands tied behind his back in the bed of an army truck

Who killed Patrice Lumumba, DR Congo's first prime minister?

Juliana Lumumba is still pushing for the truth about the assassination her father, Congo's first prime minister.
PoliticsJune 18, 2025
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Stories by Djamilia Prange de Oliveira

A soldier watches suspected communists detained in Jakarta, 1965

60 years after Indonesia's killings: Is the Cold War back?

60 years after Indonesia's killings: Is the Cold War back?

The US is once again meddling in countries it considers a thorn in its flesh. Is history repeating itself?
HistoryApril 8, 2026
Indigenous people and activists joined together in the global Indigenous climate march, which went through the streets of Belem during the UN climate summit, COP30, in Brazil.

Indigenous groups call for climate justice at COP30

Indigenous groups call for climate justice at COP30

COP30, the first international climate summit held in the Amazon, has the largest Indigenous participation ever.
ClimateNovember 19, 202502:51 min
Construction work at a pumping station in Brazil's Vila da Barca. COP posters are seen in the background

Brazil: What COP30 means for the people of Belem

Brazil: What COP30 means for the people of Belem

Not everyone is profiting from huge investments made in Belem, the host city of COP30.
Nature and EnvironmentNovember 14, 2025
A black-and-white photograph of a German Nazi soldier pointing his pistol at a kneeling Jewish man at the edge of a pit. Other German soldiers standing behind them, look on.

Holocaust photo: 1941 Nazi murderer now identified

Holocaust photo: 1941 Nazi murderer now identified

How artificial intelligence and hive minds helped identify a Nazi officer seen murdering Jews in a Holocaust photo.
HistoryOctober 19, 2025
People walk past a remnant of the Berlin Wall, with brightly painted murals, that forms a part of the East Side Gallery in Berlin.

'Everything has changed here': East Side Gallery turns 35

'Everything has changed here': East Side Gallery turns 35

The East Side Gallery has the longest remaining section of the Berlin Wall that used to separate East and West Germany.
HistorySeptember 24, 2025
Black and white picture of a woman sitting despondently by a window.

Dealing with loss: When loved ones take their own lives

Dealing with loss: When loved ones take their own lives

The WHO states that one in every 100 deaths worldwide is by suicide. How do those left behind cope?
HistorySeptember 11, 2025
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